Move local SVN repository

Question

I use TortoiseSVN on Windows 7. I would like to move my local SVN repository from C:/repository to D:/repository. I have a working copy (with many subfolders) located at C:/workingcopy.

Can I simply move the C:/repository folder to the D:/repository location by cutting and pasting? Then, is it sufficient to right-click on the C:/workingcopy folder and select TortoiseSVN > Relocate... and point it from file:///C:/repository to file:///D:/repository?

Answer 1

Here's an excerpt from Moving and Removing Repositories (emphasis mine):

Subversion repository data is wholly contained within the repository directory. As such, you can move a Subversion repository to some other location on disk, rename a repository, copy a repository, or delete a repository altogether using the tools provided by your operating system for manipulating directories [...]

Of course, there's often still more to be done when trying to cleanly affect changes such as this. For example, you might need to update your Subversion server configuration to point to the new location of a relocated repository or to remove configuration bits for a now-deleted repository. If you have automated processes that publish information from or about your repositories, they may need to be updated. Hook scripts might need to be reconfigured. Users may need to be notified. [...]

Since you don't have a server, short answer is "yes, that's enough".